Protect Yourself From a Market Crash

We've all been there before… You buy the dip in your favorite stock… But then that dip turns into a correction… And then that correction turns into a crash. And before you know it, 2-3 months of gains are wiped out in 2-3 days. This is what we call blowing up an account… and we see new traders make this mistake all the time. The key here is to look for ways to protect yourself by using a built-in hedge. The hedge allows you to take full advantage of all the gains, but when the market crash does come, you can attempt to capitalize on the downside. Roger Scott put together an in-depth training course to break down his favorite hedged trading strategy that you can start using today. All you have to worry about are these 11 S&P sectors right here.

The strategy is straightforward. Long the three strongest sectors and short the one weakest. The point is that the short on the weakest sector acts as a hedge if the market goes down. But the trick is knowing how to pick the leaders from the pack, which is why I put together this short training course for you. It's a time-tested method that's been able to achieve average annual returns of 159% per year, over the last five years! If that doesn't scream that this technique works… then we don't know what does! Click here for a full breakdown. Don't worry; there's no charge to check it out.

Cheers, Guy Cohen The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. From 1/03/17 through 10/20/22 on live signals, the average win rate was 53%, the average winner was 28%, and the average return per position on the options including winners and losers was 6.64%, over a 15 day average hold time with an average annual return of 159.3%.

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